King does not hide his intention to punish Andrea for the harassment to which he subjected the queen
The gossip of the palace speaks of nothing else. Charles III would have been determined to punish his brother Andrea.
The two have never been friends. The relationship deteriorated after the prince’s involvement in a sex scandal in the United States.
He was accused of having sex with a minor and being a client of a woman trafficking and pedophilia program.
To get out of a process that could make him the first British royal behind bars, he made an out-of-court settlement.
With the financial help of Queen Elizabeth, he paid the equivalent of R $ 80 million to the main victim.
Charles was furious for the embarrassment imposed on the monarch and for the fortune stolen from the inheritance to save his brother from prison.
When he was still the heir to the throne, he lobbied for Andrew to be banished from the royal family. Their mother did not accept.
The troublemaker prince lost titles and honors, but managed to retain some privileges and his place in the line of succession to the throne.
Now, after the official mourning for the death of Elizabeth II, Charles intends to take action against Andrea.
He wanted to evict his womanizer brother from the Royal Lodge, a 30-room country house near Windsor Castle.
Andrew has lived there since 2004, when he rented the family property for a paltry amount. His ex-wife Sarah Ferguson also lives there.
The will of the frustrated monarch Charles. Elizabeth has decided that her son will continue to enjoy the rent until her death.
According to the London tabloids, the king’s attention has focused on Andrew’s two daughters.
He would be willing to withdraw the title of princess from Beatrice, 34, and Eugenia, 32. She would be demoted both to “madam”, a treatment inherent in the daughter of a noble.
Recently, the Queen of Denmark, Margaret II, announced that she will transform four grandchildren into former princes at the turn of the year. Such an attitude would have encouraged Charles.
The possible change in the noble status of the king’s granddaughters can take away some rights, such as aid for expenses and the security regime.
Poor Beatrice and Eugenie … They could pay the bills for their swashbuckling father’s mistakes.
Regardless of the brotherly revenge, Charles III wants to reduce the costs of the Crown to make the royal clan less burdensome for the taxpayers.
By this, he intends to be seen as a monarch aware of the harsh reality of the world and, moreover, to increase his popularity.
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Source: Terra
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
